rme@olympia.unet.com (Richard Emberson) (03/21/91)
Are there any sources for C++ coding style guidelines (books, archive sites, etc.)? Any pointer would be appreciated. Thanks Richard Emberson rme@olympia.net.com
horstman@mathcs.sjsu.edu (Cay Horstmann) (03/22/91)
In article <1320@unet.UUCP> rme@olympia.unet.com (Richard Emberson) writes: >Are there any sources for C++ coding style guidelines (books, archive sites, >etc.)? > >Any pointer would be appreciated. > Given that it is C++, wouldn't a reference be preferred? Cay
burch@hpcc01.HP.COM (Jeff Burch) (03/28/91)
Apple's MPW C++ product comes with an excellent Appendix E: MPW C++ Style Guide Although some of the info is Mac specific, we have gained much useful insights for UNIX C++. Note: MPW stands for Mac Programmers Workshop. Jeff Burch Hewlett Packard Optical Electronics Division, San Jose, CA. jeff@hpoemb.sj.hp.com telnet 435-4657
Jim.Spencer@p510.f22.n282.z1.fidonet.org (Jim Spencer) (04/01/91)
Jeff Burch writes in a message to All JB> Apple's MPW C++ product comes with an excellent Appendix E: JB> MPW C++ Style Guide Although some of the info is Mac specific, JB> we have gained much useful insights for UNIX C++. Note: MPW stands JB> for Mac Programmers Workshop. A cheap way to get a copy of this Appendix is to get a copy of issue 2, April 1990 edition of d e v e l o p magazine which has a version of Appendix E. Back issues are available from APDA for $10.